AXYZ Routers & WARDJET Waterjets

Tiflex started with a router to revolutionise their production process and offer a broader range of cutting services to their customers. The success of the first router led to the acquisition of a second machine.

Birmingham-based Edmar Engineering Company Ltd has taken control of its cutting capabilities, splashing out on a A-1212 waterjet from WARDJET – and the business benefits have proved manifold.

Auto-Trail therefore decided to invest in AXYZ routers to automate its manufacturing processes. The adoption of CNC technology offered greater control over materials, improved design flexibility and enhanced production efficiency.

Strathallan School’s choice of AXYZ as their preferred machine supplier was grounded in positive past experiences. “I had previously installed a similar machine back in 2018 at a previous school, Yarm in North Yorkshire”, explained Ian Barrett.

Mint Ltd chose to integrate AXYZ routers into their manufacturing process, having exclusively used AXYZ’s tech from the outset with the Pacer machines. The decision was driven by the routers’ reliability, the strong support from AXYZ and advanced features